An arrangement of a much-beloved Christmas carol.  This quartet is an excellent concert or solo and ensemble selection for your more advanced musicians. Learn about the quartets...

An arrangement of a much-beloved Christmas carol.  This quartet is an excellent concert or solo and ensemble selection for your more advanced musicians. Learn about the quartets...

Your program or festival repertoire will have the historical weight to fascinate listeners.  Based on a Civil War favorite, your students experience our nation’s heritage with this fantasy.  The extraordinary rhythms and technical demands will elevate your players to a new level.  Learn about the quartets...

Engage your listeners with the sounds of Appalachia with this well-known ballad.  The stunning counterpoint and lyrical style will elevate your players to new heights.  Learn about the quartets...

An arrangement of a much-beloved Christmas carol. This quartet is an excellent concert or solo and ensemble selection for your more advanced musicians. Learn about the quartets...

Motivate your players with this sea shanty featured in Assassin’s Creed Black Flag.  Your players will mature with this formidable arrangement in 6/8.  The arrangement includes alternate parts to create an optimal combination of players.  Learn about the quartets...

Encourage your players with this Civil War song beloved by both sides. Your players will grow with the challenging rhythms and techniques of this arrangement.  Learn about the quartets...

Empower your players with this song written by Scottish poet Robert Burns. Your players will thrive with the remarkable rhythms and techniques of this arrangement.  Learn about the quartets...  

An arrangement of a much-beloved Christmas carol.  This quartet is an excellent concert or solo and ensemble selection for your more advanced musicians. Learn about the quartets...

An arrangement of a much-beloved Christmas carol.  This quartet is an excellent concert or solo and ensemble selection for your more advanced musicians. Learn about the quartets...